How many hours of light per day are optimal for rabbit breeding?

The optimal hours of light per day for rabbit breeding are 14-16 hours. This duration of light mimics the longer days of spring and summer, which stimulate hormonal changes in rabbits and promote reproductive activity. Adequate lighting is crucial for rabbits to breed successfully, as it influences their circadian rhythms and reproductive cycles.

Providing this amount of light helps ensure that rabbits are in a conducive environment for breeding, enhancing the chances of successful mating and the overall health of both the does and the kits. This is especially important for commercial breeders who rely on predictable breeding cycles to manage their operations.